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Updated: 4 Feb 2012

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Job: Web Developer

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Industry	National Salary Data (? XAll compensation data shown are gross, national 10th to 90th percentile ranges. Pay can vary greatly by location. To view local data, take the PayScale survey. )	$0	$27K	$54K	$81K
Web Development	$29,417 - $70,985
Marketing, Advertising & Media Management	$32,839 - $65,439
Advertising Agency	$31,809 - $69,024
Education, College/University	$32,200 - $59,481
Internet and New Media	$33,085 - $79,086
E-Commerce, Business to Consumer (B2C)	$28,033 - $80,156
Software Applications	$29,896 - $80,178
Country: United States \| Currency: USD \| Updated: 4 Feb 2012 \| Individuals Reporting: 2,400

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Nov 09	Front-end Web Developer / CSS, xHTML, jQuery	Interactive Strategies	Washington, District of Columbia
	viewing the source code of web pages to figure out... to join Interactive Strategies as a front-end web developer. We’re a small shop with big talent looking to... Indeed

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